Strolling through Macau's Old Town: Embracing the Unique Charm of Macau

Macau is known for its extravagant environment. After crossing the border and taking the shuttle bus, you can head to the casinos to try your luck and spend time shopping and dining in the casino malls, probably without ever leaving Taipa. However, Macau also has the daily lives of ordinary citizens. When the history of the residents is combined with Portuguese style and the unique features of the casinos, it creates a distinctive charm unique to Macau. The Ruins of St. Paul's is a landmark of Macau. Originally a church, it has become an essential attraction in Macau. On the way back from the Ruins of St. Paul's, you can check out Rua de Cinco de Outubro to find the old flavor of TVB. Along the way, you will pass several churches, which are early Portuguese buildings, and you can visit and take photos, but remember to keep quiet. Speaking of unique features, casino architecture is indispensable. The towering casino hotels, such as Wynn and Grand Lisboa, stand out among the old buildings, looking even more dazzling under the sunlight and blue sky. On a good weather day, it's perfect for taking a set of special architectural photos.